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Using Apostrophes
To Form Singular Possessives in Nouns and Pronouns
Use apostrophes when you want to show that a person, place, or thing owns something
My dog's tail is long.
The boss's schedule was overbooked.
Sarah's hair is curly.
To Form Plural Possessives in Nouns and Pronouns
Using apostrophes when you want to show that persons, places, and things own something
The girls' friendship bracelets showed how much they valued friendship
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To Form Singular Possessives in Nouns and Pronouns
- Use apostrophes when you want to show that a person, place, or thing owns something
- My dog's tail is long.
- The boss's schedule was overbooked.
- Sarah's hair is curly.
To Form Plural Possessives in Nouns and Pronouns